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Botanical Description: Odiferous perennial, height to 150 cm. Large elliptical to lance-shaped leaves, net-veined, thin, tapering to short stout stalks up to 1.5 m long by .5 m wide. Numerous green-yellow flowers on thick fleshy spike, hooded by large bright-yellow bract.
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In pot, add 1/2 cup oil, onions, green pepper and green onions. Cook until onions turn clear. Add crab meat. Simmer for 15 minuets. Season to taste. To stuff cabbage, peel back larger outer leaves. Use knife to make holes in cabbage. Stuff crab meat mixture into holes.
Combine all ingredients in medium sauce pan. Heat covered on medium heat until cabbage sinks into liquid and liquid bubbles. Stir, cover, and simmer on low until cabbage is tender, about an hour.
Cecilys Red Cabbage 2 smallish heads of red cabbage (slice as thin as possible!) In pot, melt 1/2 1 stick of butter. Add 2/3 c cane sugar, 2/3 c cidar vinegar, 1 tbsp salt, 1-2 tsp pepper (to taste). Bring to boil, make sure the sugar and salt dissolves completely. Add the cabbage.
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Quarter cabbage and remove core. Cut quarters into fine slices or shred on a grater. 2. Mix cabbage with apples, celery and onion. 3. In a small saucepan, combine water or cider, sugar, celery seed, dry mustard, and chilies. Bring to a boil over moderate heat. 4.